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Watch: Thai man revives baby elephant with CPR - Vimarsana News

Watch: Thai man revives baby elephant with CPR

Newsflare/AP The one-month-old jumbo was knocked to the ground and crying in pain after a rider crashed into it in Chanthaburi province on December 19. As the baby elephant was starting to lose consciousness and had a faint pulse, one of the volunteers began performing CPR on the animal. Its pulse slowly returned, but it still could not stand up properly while the other medics carried the injured rider on a stretcher. The baby elephant was seen able to stand after a few moments although it still could not walk properly. One of the rescue team, Lek, said: "We gave the elephant first aid a...

Baby elephant given CPR after being hit by passing motorbike in Thailand - Vimarsana News

Baby elephant given CPR after being hit by passing motorbike in Thailand

Baby elephant given CPR after being hit by passing motorbike in Thailand Duration: 03:46 This is the dramatic moment paramedics performed CPR on a baby elephant after it was hit by a motorbike in Thailand. The one-month-old jumbo was knocked to the ground and crying in pain after a rider crashed into it in Chanthaburi province on December 19. The elephant was injured while the motorcyclist, Anan Cherdsoongnern, 53, was flung through the air and hit the ground some 20ft away. The baby elephant was lying on its side while crying loudly while, which was heard by staff at the nearby Forest Fire...

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Baby elephant saved with CPR after being hit by motorbike in Thailand - Vimarsana News

Baby elephant saved with CPR after being hit by motorbike in Thailand

Share The baby elephant was lying on its side while crying loudly. Staff at the nearby Forest Fire Control office heard the elephant's cries and rushed to the scene.       As the animal was starting to lose consciousness and had a faint pulse, one of the volunteers began performing a CPR on the youngster. Its pulse slowly returned, but it still could not stand up properly while paramedics called to the scene carried the injured motorcyclist on a stretcher.   The one-month-old jumbo was knocked to the ground and crying in pain after a rider crashed into it in Chanthaburi province on Sa...